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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
5
Publication entry shows a local item titled Daily Favorite entered at Bonham Texas post office on North Center Street as second class matter.
The text explains keeping precise expenditure records and itemized receipts for checking accounts, with a minimal memorandum on stubs. It emphasizes instant balance visibility and security, mentioning interest paid on savings and time deposits.
Paris Advocate reports Jim Bell in Bonham received a letter from D I Gossett proposing a new D class minor baseball league with top towns in Southern Oklahoma and Northern Texas. First league meeting is set for Sherman on March 11, with Bonham urged to attend.
Durant visitors and Honey Grove residents travel to Denison Paris Ravenna and Gainesville. Names repeated include Sparger Howard Burney Biggerstaff Hewlett Hass White Alexander Shirley Hudson McKinney L. C. White May and many others visiting relatives attending funerals or on business.
The ad notes a poultry house offering the highest market price for turkeys and chickens and promising fair weights. It also advertises fur and hide purchases and directs readers toward local merchants White Blakeney Fuller M C Spivy Co and Ware's Bonham displaying spring woolens embroideries.
Miss Elizabeth Hill of Chicago appears at the Public School Auditorium Friday night with Mesdames M. V. Gray and Frank Allen assisting. Admission is 25 cents. Palmer, M. D., expresses esteem for Miss Hill and her professional work.
Headquarters on spring wearing apparel for men women and children offers the greatest variety with a guarantee of high quality on everything at M C Spivy & Co Main Street Store.
An assemblage of sales pitches and notices from shops in town. Wal laces at five cents a yard at Ware's appear alongside farm animals for sale including a brood mare and mule colt. M. C. Spivy & Co lists ready-made dresses and a full line of linen and embroidery trimmed garments. Two secondhand wagons and a survey ad are offered by local dealers. The notices tout spring purchases and cinema listings for the evening showings.
A two year old boy, Paul Marcus Watson, wandered from home and fell into a school fountain on the Bonham public school grounds dying despite hours of medical effort. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the family residence on West Street with burial at Wilds Cemetery. ministers Eve Schoonover Stuckey and Hilton to conduct.
Red Seal Zephyr ginghams arrive in full line at White Blakeney Ler and R B Nall the Optician. First choice available at Hotel Alexander until Friday.
M. C. Spivy & Co. on Main Street showcases new ribons new belts bags combs and neckwear while Ware's offers a line of embraceries starting as low as two and a quarter cents per yard.
Free Peanut booklets advertised by Evang and Company inviting readers to request literature. The notice emphasizes no charge and directs interested parties to contact for copies. In a concise regressive ad style, it underscores outreach to a broad audience.
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